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Chilled, Antarctic life, Inside and Out – this National Archives of Australia exhibition invites you into the daily lives of the extraordinary people stationed at one of the most remote places on earth.

小松市立宮本三郎ふるさと館（小松市松崎町16番地1）

このコンクールは、優れた素描家として知られた画家・宮本三郎にちなみ、「デッサン」をテーマとして開催してきました。

この展覧会は、写真家・中井川俊洋が閉山と閉山後、そして現在を撮影した写真を展観することによって、日立鉱山に生きた人々の「鉱山魂」のようなものを表現しようとするものです。

Lillian Schwartz: Whirlwind of Creativity is a career-retrospective exhibition showcasing the groundbreaking work of multimedia artist Lillian Schwartz.

This timely exhibit considers surveillance beyond the realm of cameras and their watchers, exposing the profound influence of data.

‘M+ Sigg Collection: Another Story’ takes a visual approach to examine the styles and practices of contemporary Chinese art from the 1990s to the present.

More than 3,000 years in the making, discover over 180 ancient Egyptian treasures.

和田誠(1936-2019)は多摩美術大学卒業後、ライトパブリシティを経て、イラストレーター、グラフィックデザイナーとして広く活躍しました。

本展では、小笠原小夜（イラストレーション）、貝澤幸司（木彫）、貝澤徹（木彫）、川村則子（布アート）、下倉洋之（金工）、関根真紀（デザイン）、楢木貴美子（刺繍）、西田香代子（刺繍）、藤戸康平（ミクストメディア）、藤戸幸夫（木彫）、結城幸司（版画ほか）らの近作、新作によりアイヌアートの今を見つめるとともに、国立アイヌ民族博物館、公益財団法人アイヌ民族文化財団などが所蔵する19世紀から20世紀のアイヌコレクション等を展覧します。また、尾張徳川家と北海道八雲町のかかわりについてもご紹介します。

2023年3月18日から7月9日にかけて、石巻市博物館にて開催された毛利コレクション特集展「小さきモノたちの宇宙」の関連企画である根付の推し選抜投票の結果発表を、旧観慶丸商店2階展示室にて開催します。

Glimpse behind the scenes and discover how a museum cares for and preserves its art. Explore Spotlight: Inside Collections Care and Conservation, an exhibition examining the theory, process, and conservation techniques related to caring for Clyfford Still’s art. Experience never-before-seen artworks, behind-the-scenes views of museum conservation practices, and more. Take a chronological journey through an artist’s 60-year career. Examine conservation-themed “Spotlights” throughout the exhibition highlighting the technical and philosophical scope of modern conservation and preservation-related practices related to the Museum’s art collection.

The Objects of Addiction Exhibit explores the entwined histories of the opium trade and the Chinese art market between the late 18th and early 20th centuries. Opium and Chinese art, acquired through both legal and illicit means, had profound effects on the global economy, cultural landscape, and education—and in the case of opium, on public health and immigration—that still reverberate today.

Meet bats — live and up close — in this multisensory exhibition exploring the wondrous world of bats and our connections with them. The only mammals that can truly fly, these animals have developed a host of superpowers that have benefited both humans and habitats around the world. Yet bats remain shrouded in mystery.

2023年で画業50周年を迎える漫画家・魔夜峰央の原画を中心とした企画漫画展。完成度が高く美しい原画で知られる魔夜作品から、代表作である『パタリロ！』『ラシャーヌ！』をはじめ、埼玉で人気の『翔んで埼玉』原画のほか、作家独自の美意識あふれる世界観を感じられる関連資料等や本邦初公開の愛用品等、多数展示します。

Presented in partnership with the Design Museum of Chicago

Black Artists of Oregon, highlighting and celebrating the work of Black artists in and outside the collection, will deepen awareness of the talented artists that have shaped and inspired artists regionally and nationally.

On July 14, 1873, a much-anticipated telegram announced that Tacoma had been chosen as the terminus, or end of the railway line, for the Northern Pacific Railroad transcontinental. This exhibition is drawn from the Historical Society’s collection and features original documents, objects, and photographs connected to that event and its impact on Washington State.

The first rotation in this exhibition focuses on portraits created between 1929 and 1992 by Leon Schulman Gaspard, Alfred Leslie, Alice Neel, Winold Reiss, and Andrew Wyeth. Opening July 12, the second rotation keys off Charles Burchfield’s exuberant Clouds and Windblown Hay to look at the fleeting effects of weather in watercolors made between 1950 and 1989 by artists from Washington State,

Across her work in moving image, text, and collage, Sophia Al-Maria addresses the orientalist gaze and residual histories of colonialism in the context of contemporary culture and society. This exhibition brings together for the first time her trilogy of recent films along with collages and sculptural additions weaving throughout the installation, creating a multidimensional context in which to experience Al-Maria’s filmic trilogy.